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PHP container images based on Red Hat Software Collections and intended for OpenShift and general usage, that provide a platform for building and running PHP applications. Users can choose between Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora, and CentOS based images.
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Add 8.1 versions for Fedora and RHEL9 #393

Closed pkubatrh closed 1 year ago

pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

Resolves: #374

pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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phracek commented 1 year ago

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phracek commented 1 year ago

Let's try it once more time. The subscription account should be now fixed.

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pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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olstjos commented 1 year ago

We're needing this still, what is remaining to do before this can pass tests and get merged?

olstjos commented 1 year ago

We're using OpenShift http://artifacts.osci.redhat.com/testing-farm/f91ba16d-8209-42bd-90af-696344d26a21/ this artifact is not visible to the public, I think it's internal to Red Hat. I am unable to look at the artifact so I can't even guess what the issue might be.

phracek commented 1 year ago

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pkubatrh commented 1 year ago

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olstjos commented 1 year ago

Ok so I've tested this 8.1, and have found the following:

Our secret environment variables are showing up for the pod user but the web server instance does not see our environment variables.

This crashes our application because our server cannot connect to the database.

So somewhere in the 8.1 recipe, the web server user is no longer the same user that gets the openshift secrets.